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How is the ozone hole developing over Antarctica?

Large ozone hole over Antarctica, taken on October 3, 2022. © NASA Ozone Watch The ozone layer in the earth's atmosphere has continued to recover...
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History & Archaeology

Mini temple discovered in military camp

View of the excavation area with the traces of the cult buildings made of clay framework, which once had a small pillared porch. ...
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Earth & Climate

Mysterious butterfly discovered

The newly discovered species from the butterfly family of peepers has a wingspan of at least three centimeters and delicate antennae. © Hausmann...
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Astronomy

Euclid space telescope delivers first images

Detail of the Perseus galaxy cluster, taken by the Euclid Space Telescope. © ESA/Euclid/Euclid Consortium/NASA, J.-C. Cuillandre, G. Anselmi, CC-by-sa 3.0...
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Earth & Climate

120-million-year-old bird tracks discovered in Australia

Fossilized footprints of prehistoric birds (left) and graphic reconstruction.© Martin et al./ PLOS ONE, CC by 4.0 ...
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Earth & Climate

Bonobos cooperate beyond their own group

Unlike chimpanzees, bonobos are social even outside their group. © Martin Surbeck/Harvard University Observations of chimpanzees and bonobos can provide insight into how our early...
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Earth & Climate

Renatured forests could actually store large amounts of CO2

Forests can store large amounts of carbon and partially offset our CO2 emissions. © Smileus / iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

The Psychology of Marketing: More Than Just Advertising

The psychological aspects of marketing are very multifaceted and profound. © Prostock studio, stock.adobe.com Every day, people are confronted with a barrage of advertisements, discount...
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History & Archaeology

Carved messages from the castle dungeon

This graffiti shows a padlock with a socket wrench. It was carved in the late Middle Ages by a prisoner into the inner...
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Earth & Climate

Sandstorms are becoming more and more frequent

A haboob (desert dust storm) approaching the outskirts of Khartoum, Sudan. © JordiStock / iStock Sand and dust storms are a natural phenomenon in many...
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Earth & Climate

Manual gold mining is also harmful to the environment

Even without excavators and other large machines, gold mining harms the environment. © Mario Schmidt/Pforzheim University ...
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Astronomy

Lucy space probe discovers double asteroid moon

When the Lucy space probe flew past the asteroid Dinkinesh, its satellite appeared as a compact, rounded moon in the first image (A). ...
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Earth & Climate

Photo worth seeing: Nanoparticle production the simpler way

In medicine, developing a technology to treat tumors, viruses or toxins often requires a long and complex process. One building block is the production...
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History & Archaeology

Jackpot Journeys: Inside the Thrilling World of Casinos

The world of casinos is a thrilling journey, filled with high stakes, heart-pounding excitement, and the tantalizing possibility of hitting the jackpot. From their...
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Health & Medicine

Wearable sensor developed for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

The biosensor and the reader are designed for use at home, in clinics or nursing homes. The system can transmit results wirelessly to...
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Earth & Climate

Bizarre prehistoric mammal rediscovered

Video: It has spines like a hedgehog, a snout like an anteater and shovels like a mole: A camera trap has provided the first...
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Earth & Climate

Rotifers “chew” microplastics into nanoplastics

Representation of a rotifer whose chewing apparatus can scrape off large amounts of nanoparticles from ingested pieces of plastic. © UMass Amherst ...
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History & Archaeology

Diaries of an architect’s wife

What this double portrait (around 1875) does not show: Clara Licht was not always happy in her marriage. Lehmstedt Verlag, Leipzig 2023 ...
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Health & Medicine

Osteopathy and the autoregulation of the body

Osteopathy is widely recognized as a supplement to conventional medicine, but there are still many fields of research. © Zorica Nastasic, GettyImages ...
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Earth & Climate

Bacteria could make lunar soil fertile

Seedlings grow in simulated lunar regolith with the support of soil microbes. © Yitong Xia So far it has proven to be less growth-friendly. But...
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